Eating apples at night is poisonous. There is no scientific basis. Of course it is wrong. Moreover, many people have eaten apples at night, and they have never had symptoms of poisoning. In fact, this is of course not so exaggerated, but there is still some reference. When you are about to enter a rest state at night, your stomach should also enter a rest state. At this time, you are eating an apple, which not only can not effectively provide the original nutrients of the apple, but also brings a great burden to your stomach.

Apple summary

Apple trees are arbors, with a height of 15 meters, mostly with round crowns and short trunks; Branchlets are short and thick, cylindrical, densely tomentose when young, and old branches are purple-brown and hairless; Winter buds ovate, apex obtuse, densely pubescent.

Leaf blade is oval, oval to wide oval, 4.5 to 10 cm long and 3 to 5.5 cm wide, with acute apex, wide wedge-shaped or round base, with rounded serrations on the edge, pubescent on both faces when young, and hairless on the top when grown; Petiole stout, ca. 1.5 to 3 cm long, pubescent; Stipules herbaceous, lanceolate, apex acuminate, entire, densely pubescent, caducous.